Core Viewpoint - The city is launching a series of promotional activities for the "6·9" International Archives Day, focusing on the theme "Please Listen to the Archives Speak," to honor revolutionary ancestors and commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War [1] Group 1: Activities Overview - The series of promotional activities includes organizing an archival exhibition titled "Fires of Maoshan: Heroic Zhenjiang - Zhenjiang Anti-Japanese War Archives Exhibition," which aims to vividly recreate the history of the Zhenjiang Anti-Japanese War and inspire patriotism [2] - A photography exhibition themed "New Look of Old Areas" will showcase the historical changes and revitalization of the Maoshan old area through a dialogue between old and new photographs, with all works preserved as image archives in the city archive [2] - An archival donation event was held on May 9, where Mr. Hu Bangyan's son shared stories about the donated archival materials, highlighting the value of archives and the patriotic feelings of donors [2] Group 2: Educational and Community Engagement - A "Please Listen to the Archives Speak" interactive wall will be set up at key landmarks, allowing visitors to learn about the stories behind these sites through QR code interactions [3] - A red archival ideological and political education class will be established to integrate red archives into higher education, encouraging youth to continue the red legacy and take on the responsibility of national rejuvenation [3] - An archival research studio will be created in collaboration with Jiangsu University to compile red culture educational materials, serving as a platform for patriotic education [3] Group 3: Public Awareness and Participation - A public call for archival materials will be launched through various media platforms to enrich the archival collection with materials related to notable modern figures from Zhenjiang [3] - A series of legal awareness activities will be organized to commemorate the 5th anniversary of the revision of the Archives Law, including training sessions and distribution of promotional materials to enhance public awareness of archival laws [3] - A themed essay contest titled "Please Listen to the Archives Speak" will be conducted to tell contemporary archival stories and showcase the industry’s spirit, with selected entries participating in a national competition [3] Group 4: Future Goals - The city’s archival bureau aims to expand the outreach and awareness of archival work through these activities, showcasing the vibrant spirit and efforts of the people of Zhenjiang and contributing more to the city's overall development [4]